eCampus Academy Update June 2026
Watertown Unified School District | June 2026
As we close out another incredible school year, I want to take a moment to sincerely thank you for the partnership, trust, and support you have shown throughout this journey. In a virtual learning environment, the connection between school and home is not simply important, it is essential. Your encouragement, communication, patience, and belief in your children have helped make this year one filled with growth, resilience, and meaningful achievement.
At eCampus Academy, we are continually reminded that learning is most powerful when students are challenged to think deeply, remain curious, and understand the “why” behind what they are learning. As we move into summer, I encourage families to maintain some consistent routines that support balance, responsibility, and continued growth. Simple habits such as reading daily, exploring new interests, asking questions, creating, problem-solving, and engaging in meaningful conversations can have a lasting impact on a child’s confidence and development.
Summer also offers something incredibly valuable: the opportunity for exploration. Whether through travel, outdoor adventures, volunteering, hobbies, family experiences, or simply taking time to wonder and discover, these moments help students better understand themselves, others, and the world around them. Some of the most important learning happens when children are encouraged to explore with purpose and curiosity.
As we look ahead, I am genuinely excited for the opportunities the forthcoming school year will bring. We remain committed to creating a learning experience grounded in high expectations, strong relationships, innovation, and support for every learner. The future is bright because of the incredible students, families, and staff who make up this learning community.
Thank you again for allowing us to be part of your child’s educational journey. It is a privilege we do not take lightly. I hope your summer is filled with rest, laughter, connection, and memorable experiences.
And wherever summer takes you, I remind you to please: Try Hard, Have Fun, and Be Kind.
In Community & Education -
Jason Bull
Graduation Ceremony
The Class of 2026 Graduation Ceremony will take place on Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 10 a.m. in the WHS Fieldhouse. Arrangements are being made to live-stream the ceremony for additional family members. No graduation tickets will be needed this year.
Senior Fees
All student fees are to be paid by Friday, May 22nd to the Bookkeeping Office or via Skyward/RevTrak. Payments may be made by cash or credit card only. Remember, fees must be paid by cash or credit card in order to participate in the Graduation Ceremony. Students will be notified at Graduation Rehearsal if they have any remaining outstanding fees. Parents can check their student fees at any time via Skyward Family Access.
Graduation Caps & Gowns
Seniors who missed the pick up of Jostens senior items, should stop in the Main Office to pick up their items. Students who didn't order their cap and gown yet, are encouraged to do so ASAP, by calling the Jostens Office at 262-899-8334 or ordering on their website: jostens.com.
As we reflect on another meaningful year of learning, growth, and connection, we are filled with gratitude for the strength of our virtual school community. Throughout the year, our students, staff, and families have worked together to create engaging learning experiences that inspire curiosity, encourage civic understanding, and prepare scholars to positively impact the world around them. Your partnership continues to play an essential role in helping our students thrive.
Our school proudly engaged students in educational opportunities connected to America250, the national commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Most notably, a schoolwide trip to the State Capital and Wisconsin Veterans Museum. Through this trip coupled with ongoing classroom based learning experiences and discussions, students explored the principles of freedom, civic responsibility, leadership, and the ongoing story of our nation. These learning opportunities encouraged scholars to think critically about the past while considering how they can positively shape the future.
As we look ahead to next school year, we are excited to continue this important work by providing additional opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of our nation’s history and recognize the role each individual plays in strengthening our communities and country.
Thank you for your partnership in supporting our scholars throughout this journey. We are grateful for the trust you place in us and look forward to continuing to learn, grow, and celebrate together.
In Community & Education -
Jason Bull
Mark your calendars!!
June Events
June 1 - Timberdoodle Final Artifact Submissions Due
June 4 - Student’s Last Day!
4K Learners- May was a reporting month. Please be sure to assess your learner in all areas. Just a reminder that if your learner has not mastered a specific concept area that they will not be faulted, but rather a good place for instruction to continue, in order to be prepared for Kindergarten standards. A copy of this spreadsheet will be included in your learner(s) cumulative folder along with the report card.
Spring Assessments- Just a reminder that reports from Spring Assessments are available to be viewed in Skyward or have been emailed to you from your child’s teacher. Thank you for your time and partnership!
End of the Year Material Drop Off- Reminder that you can return any unused Timberdoodle Kit materials or materials students have not written in such as teachers manuals to the eCampus office at the end of the school year. Students may keep materials that they are going to be using over the course of the summer or into next school year. Stay tuned for more information on how to turn in your Chromebooks, hot spots, or document cameras into the eCampus office.
Report Cards- Reports cards will be available to be viewed in your learners Skyward account after the end of the semester. If you are unable to access their report card, please reach out to your learners teacher. If you are wanting a paper copy, please be sure to ask for one to be mailed to you.
eCampus Academy students can access thousands of books, comics, magazines, and graphic novels all summer long through SORA, our digital reading app. The best part? These books are available with simultaneous access, which means there are no waitlists. Students simply log in with their @mywusd Google account on a school or personal device. SORA is available through Clever, just click on the SORA image you see on this post.
Summer reading helps students maintain literacy skills, explore new interests, and develop a lifelong love of reading. Whether your child enjoys graphic novels, mysteries, nonfiction, fantasy, or audiobooks on the go, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
We encourage all students to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity and make reading part of their summer routine!
